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Key Information Explanation

Sporting Organization Sports England is an organisation run by a

committee which invest money funded by the

Lottery into sport schemes and Volunteer ran

clubs.

The Sport(s) with which each is associated Sport England is involved with all sports whoapply for the grants throughout the country.

This can range from lacrosse top Football and

Rugby. To apply, they require a whole sport plan

which they then look into and see how the

investment will help through the 4 years the

money is available.

Organisational Aims The main aim for Sports England is to invest into

sports throughout the country and help them

grow and raise awareness as a sport.

Target Groups All sporting organisations fit the criteria as target

groups, as there are schemes of each for sportfor all ages, some national governing bodies are;

The F.A, RFU, English Lacrosse etc.

Standards of Facilities and Services

Pricing Structure

Extent of Partnerships With Other Sectors Sports England work very closely with volunteer

ran sectors; clubs, sports, youth centres etc.

If anyone within the Volunteer sector apply for

funding, Sports England will try to ensure they

get at least the minimum amount of investment.

Government GrantsAn award of financial assistance in the form of money by

the federal government to an eligible grantee with no

expectation that the funds will be paid back.

£120m funding will be provided for up to 46 national

governing bodies based on their plans for the period 2009-

2013.

Non Government GrantsIndependent private grants given and not expected to be

paid back, free of government control

Sports England do not receive non government grants

because it is supported by the government and does not

need private investment.

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Member LoansA loan offered by a group of members of the organisation

who work together to provide funds for a single borrower.

They do not get member loans, because they are already

funded well by the Government and the lottery funding.

Financial Institution LoansA loan, which takes money from clients and places it in the

organisation and return later on

The same as member loans, they do not need financial

institution loans because they already have money being

invested into them to support sport throughout the UK.

Membership SubscriptionsA subscription made members to the organisation, as for a

periodical for a specified period of time or for a series of 

performances

Sports England do not take membership subscriptionmoney, as they funds necessary are already in place ready

to invest into sport.

Lottery FundingMoney given to an organisation from the lottery

Sports England receive funding from the lottery, this is then

placed in a pot where governing bodies of every sport in the

country file a whole sport plan together which gives them

a chance of fitting the criteria to receive funding from them.

These help Grow and sustain participation in grass root

sport and create opportunities for people to excel at their

chosen sport.

As of 2012, Sports England have invested over £2BN into

sport for all ages, disability etc.

Private Investment

Type of financial investment from people or businesseswhich meets either of these criteria;

a) It has less than 100 investors, or

b) Its member investors have substantial funds invested

elsewhere

Sports England does not receive any private investments

because they are solely supported by the Government andthe lottery, this making them a public sector.

They fund other sports such as; Football, Rugby etc. 

DonationsThe making of a gift/ giving of money especially to a charity

or public institution

Sport England have not participated or help create a

fundraiser event as they do not need the money as the

funds are already provided by the Government/lottery.

But if needed, they could run an event to help them raise

funds for other areas they look to improve.